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<u>The correct answer is: selfish.</u> Wordsworth believed that the poet should write in a language that ordinary people could easily understand, he was a very influential romantic poet. Together with Samuel Coleridge he created the Lyrical Ballads. According to Wordsworth nineteenth-century England has lost its ancient virtues. Three of the factors that contributed to Wordsworth's disappointment were: b. the death of his brother, c. the failure of the French Revolution, e. alienation from Coleridge

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Maybe selfish, not sure

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